Topics:#rog-desktop-pc

M.2 (and SATA Express) are the future for SSDs, however there are different grades of SSD in terms of length and performance that need to be noted before buying. Certain keying on the M.2 SSD can help prevent mis-matching, but some motherboards only accept up to certain sized devices. Our guide will help you buy the right M.2 SSD for your existing Maximus or future ROG motherboard!

The ROG team recently decended on the Thailand Game Show, Big Festival 2013, in the Royal Paragon Hall, Bangkok, where they setup ROG gaming desktops, motherboards and graphics in PCs for fans to go hands-on, in addition to give-away's! Co-oping with TGUP, Play and TDP, on stage there were FIFA 14 and Street Fighter 4 tournaments. See the gallery inside for more!

The latest ROG Tytan gaming PC to officially launch is the CG8480, featuring a range of graphics cards, storage and memory options, and K-series Intel Core i5/i7 processors. See inside for the full PR details.

With every CG 8580 ROG Gaming PC, there's an ROG keyboard and GX900 mouse bundled in the box. Let's take a closer look...

If you're considering the latest ROG CG8580 'Tytan' gaming desktop PC, obviously one key purchasing factor is knowing how well it performs in the latest games. It's OK to admit you don't know what a '4.6GHz Core i7-3770K and GeForce GTX 680' equates to, or even if you read a Geforce GTX 680 performance review you'll get a rough idea but the likelihood is that the underlying PC used is different from the Tytan.

We almost missed this one! Aiman with ASUS Campus Life went hands on with the ROG Tytan PC at CES 2012 last month. If you want to see the latest ROG desktop machine with one-click OC button, check out the video: